peanut said:Do you think it could be?4-H said:Dang. Texas or Mississipi rossette eh?
The back is iron. It has two little holes in the iron like it was attached to something. Do you know if the other pic is a scabbarde tip?BuckleBoy said:peanut said:Do you think it could be?4-H said:Dang. Texas or Mississipi rossette eh?
Nah. Imaginations run wild when there is an item posted that has a single star on it.
My bet is civilian rosette Unless dug from a CW site that has a record of Texas or Miss. troops in it. (This is where research and provenance comes in.)
Does it have a lead back with an iron attachment, or is the back solid iron?
peanut said:The back is iron. It has two little holes in the iron like it was attached to something. Do you know if the other pic is a scabbarde tip?BuckleBoy said:peanut said:Do you think it could be?4-H said:Dang. Texas or Mississipi rossette eh?
Nah. Imaginations run wild when there is an item posted that has a single star on it.
My bet is civilian rosette Unless dug from a CW site that has a record of Texas or Miss. troops in it. (This is where research and provenance comes in.)
Does it have a lead back with an iron attachment, or is the back solid iron?
Could it be a Walking Cane Ferrell :Pjohnnyi said:Buckleboy, are you sure it's a scabbard tip? Although it seems to be a tapered shape, those two small rivets next to each other bother me, as they serve no function to hold the thing together, nor does it make sense to me that they would be so closely spaced to attach to the scabbard itself. I have a feeling this is something else, but we need more pictures.
johnnyi said:Buckleboy, are you sure it's a scabbard tip? Although it seems to be a tapered shape, those two small rivets next to each other bother me, as they serve no function to hold the thing together, nor does it make sense to me that they would be so closely spaced to attach to the scabbard itself. I have a feeling this is something else, but we need more pictures.
